As long as she doesn't end up running herself into the ground again, later is good enough for him. Which is not to say that he might not be keeping more than half an eye on Helen, but he'd have been doing that anyway, to be perfectly honest. And if it looks like she might benefit from taking a break for something like food at some point, he figures he can mention it when it happens to come up and not before.

(And if this gives him freer rein to throw himself headlong into the map at least for the time being, he's not about to complain about that.)

That said, neither can he help but roll his eyes a little at her comment about knocking the power out and never mind that he's well aware that it would be far more difficult to explain than it had been last time he'd accidentally knocked the power out.

"I managed to compose a reasonably understandable message, in Praxian, from inside a computer. I think I can handle whatever this thing has to throw at us."

He is, of course, aware that this is very similar to what he'd said last time, just before accidentally knocking out the Sanctuary's power. But he is at least aware of some of the map's defenses, this time, and either way he doesn't waste any time in calling up the same array that had proved so disastrous last time.

(And if he still hasn't any idea of what the password it might or might not be asking for is he figures they can work it out.)